A strike at Gatwick Airport which was expected to disrupt half-term travel has been called off, trade union Unite says.Baggage handlers from Red Handling were due to walk out on…
Seán O'Sullivan, the 2024 winner of the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, has won fourth place in the Technology Enhances the Arts category at the International Science and Engineering…
Malcolm Prior/BBCThe policy to tax inherited agricultural assets worth more than £1m from April 2026 saw farmers hold tractor protests across the UKFarm inheritance tax changes should be delayed by…
A disabled driver who made a statutory complaint over being held up for less than two minutes when a toll bridge camera misread his car's number plate has lost his…
Currently - The Big Mortgage Time Bomb - BBC SoundsCurrentlyThe Big Mortgage Time BombReleased On:11 May 2025Available for over a yearVicky Spratt investigates the thousands of people trapped in high…
Updated / Friday, 16 May 2025 17:34 Opera singing at Il Forno Restaurant, Drogheda as part of Culture Night 2024 Four businesses with a café offering in Drogheda are to…
The proposed EU Savings & Investment Union will empower consumers with more choice and flexibility to achieve their financial goals, according to the chair of Financial Services Ireland. Declan Bolger,…
The Kilcullen Business Post Group has completed the acquisition of the Irish Management Institute from University College Cork. The company said the deal, which was announced last month, complements its…
US chipmaker Intel is sparring with EU antitrust regulators over a €376m fine levied nearly two years ago for excluding rivals from the market, arguing that it was disproportionate and…
Wegovy and Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk said today its CEO Lars Fruergaard Jorgensen will step down over concerns the company is losing its first-mover advantage in the highly competitive obesity drug…
Microsoft has offered to make its Office product without Teams cheaper than when sold with Teams, EU antitrust regulators said today, which could spare the company a big fine and…
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that 79.8% of people said they got information on news and current affairs from TV or radio on a typical day in…